Most guys are so focused on getting laid that they don’t care about using the right type of attraction. They think that if a girl sleeps with them, they win, and if she doesn’t, they lose. While this is a perfect game plan to lose your virginity, men who have mastered the game know that there is a right type of attraction and a wrong type of attraction. Play the game like an amateur, and suffer the consequences. Learn to play the game like a master, and you’ll get more ass than a public toilet seat.

In a world filled with physically attractive women, every man has a “type” that he likes most. As for the “type” of woman I find physically attractive, I’ve spent a lot of time figuring out what that look is, and searching for the scientific reasons that fuel my desires. This is the story of lust, evolutionary psychology, and natural selection. And it just may be that, through my story, you can learn something about why you like the type of girl you do.

I received an email from one of my readers asking: What is the ideal alpha male physique? I appreciate that this guy was looking for benchmarks to use as personal fitness goals, but it’s very important to understand that being alpha isn’t a look, it’s a mindset.

For most people, the decision to give someone a second chance or not is made by the feelings they have when the moment presents itself. Feelings are very dangerous things, and, devoid of logic, can make a disaster of your life very quickly. Like everything else in the universe, the decision to give someone a second chance or not has an equation that it works off of. You’re about to learn second chance mathematics.

Imagine for a moment a man standing in front of a judge, asking for a divorce from his wife, but demanding partial custody of her vagina. The judge would look at the man with disgust, horrified that he thinks he’s entitled to sex with her a few times a week even though they are divorced. Consider however that this is no more insane than a woman standing in front of that same judge and expecting money, her ex-husband’s money, in the form of monthly alimony payments.